Letter

 1 XVI     |          sowing the plagues of the future.~You say US a propos of
 2 XXI     |            remains recourse to the future, which supports courage
 3 XLIII   |          uninhabitable in the near future, for it will be impossible
 4 LV      |           perhaps the world of the future. The first time that I lunched
 5 LXXIII  |     peoples, liberty, the past and future, history, and natural history,
 6 LXXIV   |       papacy. Everything is in the future; at the end the widow Euphemia
 7 XCIII   |           is not at balls that the future is founded.” (Camilla Doucet.)~
 8 CXLV    |          the contrary, to write in future for my personal satisfaction,
 9 CLXXXVII|        deny the past and dread the future; but it is my will, it is
10 CXCV    | Internationals, the Jesuits of the future. But those of the past,
11 CXCVII  |         deserting the cause of the future. Let the politicians think
12 CXCVII  |    abasement of Germany is not the future safety of France, and if
13 CXCVII  |           the starry mantle of the future, and you drape yourself
14 CXCVII  |       midst. Make an appeal to the future if you are not an ancient
15 CXCVII  |          least outlook towards the future. Ignorance, cynicism and
16 CCXXIII |             Before deciding on the future, I must know what I have
17 CCXLIV  |          my way, but how about the future of our generation?...~
18 CCXLVI  |          about this, if you have a future book in your mind, if you
19 CCLXXVII|         are great promises for the future.~I am working still on my
20 CCXCI   |         day, without plans for the future and pursuing my end (one